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Stay open to new information from "summary" of Think Again by Adam Grant
To think like a scientist, we need to be willing to revise our beliefs in the face of new evidence. This requires a certain level of humility - the recognition that we don't know everything and that we can always learn more. It also requires intellectual curiosity, a willingness to seek out new information and perspectives that may challenge our existing views. When we stay open to new information, we are able to avoid the trap of confirmation bias - the tendency to seek out information that confirms what we already believe and ignore or discount information that con...
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